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"Liberation" Magazine Erich ‘Rromm ye : bs t SECRET Bo tners_o rm, —> and , invoke the Fifth Ameéndmen n n refusing to tell the Internal Security Subcommittee if they were members of the Communist Party.” On June 29, 1962, a source made available information concerning individuals scheduled to attend the World Congress for General Dis- armament and Peace, Moscow, Russia, July 9-14, 1962. Included among these individuals was the above individual, a writer and lecturer. Source described Fromm as somewhat influenced by a psychoanalysis point of view and as one who holds a "socilal-democrat viewpoint." It was stated that his writings on Berlin have called for a new approach by the Uni ates on the basis of no war over Berlin, &. ve The 1962-63 edition of "who's Who in America" described Fromm as a psychoanalyst born in_. Frankfurt, Germany, in March, 1900, The occupations of Fromm included lecturer and author. Another sou’ ‘* advised~on March 7, 1960, that Dr. Fromm was a sponsor of the New York Council for a Sane Nuclear Policy. }/ A third source advised on April 5, 1962, that Fromm was @ member of the Socialist Party ~ Social Democratic Federation. [ In early 1950, a source made available:a letter dated February 13, 1960, which was addressed to. the United States Board of Parole, W. 4 D.C., and which letter : ed . oa WHEN In the lette chat j | ~“gRoRRE -27- |